Scopes for token attributes are just wrong

[zimmski]

The following format

Number = +,10([0-9])

Inner = "\t i1.before: " $Number.Count "\n",
        "\t i1: " Number "\n",
        "\t i1.after: " $Number.Count "\n",
        "\t i2.before: " $Number.Count "\n",
        "\t i2: " Number "\n",
        "\t i2.after: " $Number.Count "\n"

START = "z1.before: " $Number.Count "\n",
        "z1: " Number "\n",
        "o1.before: " $Number.Count "\n",
        "o1: " Inner "\n",
        "o1.after: " $Number.Count "\n",
        "o2: " Inner "\n",
        "o2.after: " $Number.Count "\n",
        "z2.before: " $Number.Count "\n",
        "z2: " Number "\n",
        "z2.after: " $Number.Count "\n"

Prints

z1.before: 2
z1: 0271
o1.before: 4
o1:      i1.before: 8
         i1: 35652257
         i1.after: 8
         i2.before: 8
         i2: 52
         i2.after: 2

o1.after: 4
o2:      i1.before: 8
         i1: 65404
         i1.after: 8
         i2.before: 8
         i2: 266909
         i2.after: 2

o2.after: 4
z2.before: 4
z2: 060
z2.after: 3

So the second inner scope uses the list from the first inner scope? This is just wrong -> there would be no scoping. And of course none of the second scope's list are used in the Counts. This is even more wrong.

It should be as followed:

A.1 Count // prints the Count of the A list since this is the first List in the scope
A New List // all following Counts will use this List until a new one is defined
A.2 Count
{ // new scope
  A.3 Count // since the outer scope is copied into the inner one, A is the first List
  B New List // all following Counts will use this list until a new one is defined
  B.4 Count
  C New List // here is a new one
  C.5 Count
} // end of inner scope -> outer scope is in place again
A.6 Count
D New List
D.7 Count

[zimmski]

This is NO "variable" problem, we simply do not have token attributes yet. This also means that scopes have to be updated when tokens clone children -> how? what is the best way for this?